New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-23
NOTICE OF COERCION.
THE IRISH PARTY BEAT A RETREAT AflE"
SITTING TWENTY-ONE HOURS.


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Copyrioht 1887 North american Gao" Ne"s '"'
LONDON March 22.-After a continuous st''is
of over twenty one hours the House oi Coninioi'
adjourned this aftcrn on at 20. ms Is .n'
first result of Mr. Balfour's notice OF inc ne" "
eIcicn bill Mr.. Morleys proposal OF an aine"
mcnt, that the landlords ought to be coeiceo is''
though heartily approved and chcered oy 'ho
Irish members, moicd in 10 degree tne i"i
nellitc wrath and 1t was determined to give tne
Ministry forthwith taste of what Is III store ior
them when the bill is brought IN. The estlmates
afforded an excellent occasion. Almost any license
is permissible wien Supply is under dScusslon'
The Naval estimates came first. and OBSTRUCTION
en- these, beginnElg before midn,s ht lasted tih
80 this morning. The new closure was theh
applied and carried, and the Navy estimates were
also carried by o vote Of 210 against 52. linen
came the Civil Service estimates. Tie Government
wanted to vote three millions stcilihg on
account for two months, but the irish menloeis
said that 10 money should he granted without eX'
planaton of sundry Irish questions. MI. La
boucierc Mr.. Conybearc and other English kad'
icals led the motley force which kept up The game
for eiobt hours more. The scene was liz ely rather
,hau violent. Toward eleven o'clock this morn
ING Mr.. Balfour appeared and briefly answered
sndry Irish questions. However, The h1sh had
had enough Of it and caught at the opportunity
of retreat Mr.. Sexton said they had eXtoted
enough to Justify themselves, not to Ireland Only
but TO England, and allowed vote b be taken
Mr. Sexton is mistaken aD,'nt England, say lhe
Liberals. The more sober men of that party warn
the parnellites of the danger III the course lhcy
mc taking, that the country Will be diSSuS'eo
and the Government strengthened But the IRISH,
| understand, are resolved on going to the olttcr
submit to COERCION,
is their cry.
A stormy week is in prospect. Debate on MI
Molleys amendment is expected to last Till Fri
day or later Beyond that nobtdy cares to con-
lecture
Tie American hish, according to cable dis
patrhcs a,c taljn. up :he Keller Ease ana seem
dIsp scd TO base new appeal on the arrest anu
Imprisonment of this priest. The lcelihg hcie'
anon. the friends and allies Of the Irish party
is that Father kellers case has been wof>eu io'
more than it is worth. His conflict with the
court has nothing to do with lis ricslly ONCE
por did the question he refused TO answer relate
in the remotest degree to secrets of the COMES
sionol Father Keller chosen. strewdlS
enol In, to hold funds for tenants who c'nlplheo
under the Plan of Campaign. Bankruptcy pro
ceedings were begun AGAINST tenant ana faIiei
Keller was summoned to testify respecting bhe
funds in his possession to which the cfc'l'ors
werc entitled. But lie refused to answer even d
preliminary question. The Daily News
thorouch Home Rule or-an justices the author
uics II declares that 10 fair-mindcd person can
saw the Government is to blame; that MI
John Morley would nave Dfcn
obliged to carry out the order OF ihc
Court a. Mr. Balfour ia; that the law must De al
min,sterel: and that nothing can inlurc the pros
meets of Home Rule except the suspicion that i'oe
Rne is favorable TO Anarchy. If the Irish leaders
here take Liberal advice they will drop the heei
ease The Tories will be delighted u the lrish
choose TO take issue a point where hhsnSn
law-abidmg people. regardless OF partV' aie VIII
them
The Queens personal celebration OF her own
Jubilee is beginning to be interesting her WISH u
Oiympia is but the first in series OF proposed en-
tertalnments. Olympia IS a vast hipp'drome' hoiu-
ing $4,000 people. where the Queen might give
immense pleasure to the multitude but she ciiosc
70 co alone The papers publish long descriptions
of her visit and the performance, many OF 'he'h III
amost lyrical tone. The Queens own account IN
the official "Court Circular" Is exceedingly
curious. 1t embodies the programme with the
names of the circus riders. Her Majesty Is ex
pected this week or next to vlslt the Lyceu"
Theatre III the afternoon. when Faust VIII DC
acted nv Mr. Irving, Miss Terry and the whole
company to a house consisting exclusively oi inc
Queen aad her suite The Queens visit 10 DIT
bingham tomorrow lasts three hours ana costs
100000. There are economists III that muhlcl-
panty who insist that $4,000 an hour is DEAR
even for Queen
| Lord Randolph Churchill will arrive in England
toward the end of next week. and the friends VINO
were lately announcing that all compromise oe-
tween hiin and the Ministry was impossible arc
now singing q different tune. They go about
whispering that place Will speedily be MADE 1or
hm IN the Cab net and that he Will not refuse the
Chancellorshlp of the Duchy OF Lancaster nor de-
cline to take place on the front benc1 even uhoer
l the leadership of Mr. w. II. Smith.
The American Minister and Mrs. Phelps,
4 whose health has improved, return from
Monte Carlo to London on Monday next.
LORD Rosebery started yesterday again for Wen
ma, aud goes thence TO Berlin.
Colonel Huzhes-IIalletts attempt in the House
\ of Commons to calvanize the dead Admiralty scan
4 dal proved blank failure. His long story about
the proceedings of Nj. Htchborn. the American
Navy agent was drawn as Colonel Hughes iiallett
had 10 confess from Mr. iiitcnborns published ac-
count That settled the matter IN the opinion OF
! the House, and the Admiralty did not think 1t
worth while TO make any reply whatever TO Colonel
4 Hughes Hailett.
Professor Uuxley's weighty letter in yesterdays
\ "IImesn one more attempt 10 rouse the Engiisl
pubic to the necessity OF furtherlng technical ed'
cation unless this country Is ready to fall behhd
I in the industrial race. Fairly good organizations
and schools. according to Professor Huxley
II already exist, but they are unable
10 accomplish the work they are fitted for because
q sufficient funds are wanting, Reading between
the lines of his letter yOu will see II is us usual